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hussyhassy: U better go back to where u belong if u there join u ll never win forever stop immitating d west they r made to expose their body pls remain reserved n earn ur usual respect frm d pple pushing may Allah destroy this negetive underdevelopment in holy land amin

tpia@:
are these women from saudi, or just representing saudi.

did they shave their eyebrows or something.


front row, right, is the only one with the typical saudi features.

second row, far left, looks white, or european.

Biafra4tharmy: Christians on their way to church
in Kaduna with sticks,
machetes, knives and all sorts of
weapons for self- defense

Dudu_Negro: It is time you adopt a correct way of critical analysis.

The man left and never returned. . .
Three men standing outside shouted Allahu Akbar, thinkingthe bomb had gone off. . .

If the man never returned, how was he captured?
If the three were standing outside, then they should see and hear everything that those standing with them witnessed and why were they the only ones who thought bombs went off, amongst multitude bystaqnders?
Allahu Akbar in thiscontext can be interpreteed to mean Grace be to God for bringing it to revelation and averting destruction.

You are just as clueless about Boko modus operandi as your fisherman boss in cowboy hats. Creek creep!

femmy82: There we go again! Samething happen when YUSUF was killed without been duely investigated this I think erupted the anger of yusuf's deciples,which lead to the begining of BOKO WAR in nigeria.now again another killind..however there was never a time a niger delta militant was caught and killed,even wen Asari,boyloaf nd others committed same crime.they were all celebrated @da ado villa..wat a partial treatment..well let's wait nd see..

alex_101: Yoruba! Yoruba!! Yoruba!!! When are you oily-soup-eating clowns going to stop licking the smelly ar.ses of ewusa/fulani people. Has is really come to this? I can understand Yoruba's bowing down to the north, but I'm really appalled at Yoruba's becoming spokes-men/spokes-women for a northern terrorist sect like boko haram.
I tire for these folks! How the hell did I end up in thesame country with these people?

When the dungeon called nigeria finally crumble, I will personally advise my new nation's administration to position a naval fleet/military base in the territorial waters of Odua republic, for we cannot afford to trust these people to think/act right .

Joey82: I think the op started a fine thread soliciting for practical solutions and all we've ended up debating so far is the various factions that exist in islam which at all is no solution to our current plight.
I think pdp needs to be seriously questioned.
this may sound absurd to a lot of us but to be honest, i think boko haram is a pdp agenda.
they have bombed churches, police commands, the media, schools, markets etc. the funny thing is they (boko) also pronounce government as a common enemy and this government is run by pdp.
why havnt we asked ourselves why non of pdp facilities is ever touched.
go to locations where these bombings are prevalent, pdp's beautiful state secretariats still stand tall waving their goddamn flags, why are they never touched?

maclatunji: Ok, you are done sulking? There is no reason for you to point fingers at 'Wahabis/Salafis' and tag them as a group as terrorists. That is no different from non-Muslims tagging all Muslims terrorists. There are terrorists hiding in virtually every religion/creed, it is a simple solution, address the criminality and leave sentiments aside. Once you do that, you will make substantial progress. It reminds me of cultism in campuses, when someone gets killed, they call it "cult attack", heck no! That is called Murder and should be treated as such. There are millions of people under the 'Wahabi/salafists' creed, it is nothing short of madness to say majority of them are terrorists just like there are terrorists in other creeds. Address those and leave out name-calling and propaganda.

it is a simple solution, address the criminality and leave sentiments aside

alhussangle@gma:
. Halleluya thanks 2 d Lord God of vengeance who is retaliating 4 d inocent moslems killed by the Infidels last sunday.

rawtruth: You may be right to some extent but, on the other hand, it can be correctly argued that muslims don't value their lives that is why they allow terrorists to live and flourish among them. Where are these boko haram terrorists staying? Do you think they reside among the Christians and bomb Churches without anyone seeing them? You don't seem to have taken note of the grand conspiracy of silence among the Hausa/Fulani/Kanuri muslims in the north. Why are there no terrorists among the Yoruba muslims in the west, or the Igalas of Kogi state? Are they not using the same Quran? Look, these people have long considered themselves Arabs and they are now acting 'Arabically'. If they wished to be exonerated from blame let them come out and chase these animals from their midst, they know them!

KokoBeware: Of course he has worked VERY hard to build his buisness, he made use of the opportunity given to him...
So u are saying the fact that he used the opportunity given to him is enof reason for Farouk to share in his wealth

Am definately begining to love this Otedola guy....

@ charles sipping alomo & dragging on sum good ish..

Shollypopz: Personally, i don't think it's appropriate to freely fart in front of anyone. It's not about who i'm comfortable around.......from a very young age, i was taught that it's bad manners. Be comfortable all you want.........but there's still not a good reason to do it. Do you pick your nose in front of your partner, too? Sit on the toilet with the door wide open for all to see? Tweeze your nipple hairs? Some matters of personal hygiene and bodily functions, in my opinion, should be left private.
You may find it okay to fart but others in the room may not, so why offend them? Why not get up and leave the room for 2 seconds to do what you have to do?
It's a totally natural bodily functions and if it happens accidentally, fine!........p an "excuse" me should be said just like when you burp. But to purposely do it goes against my upbringing so i don't do it.

jamace: Whether elected or selected, once you get into leadership position, the spirit of leadeship should take control of you. You no longer have an option but to lead and lead well.

allycat: Nobody should expect the doctors to go back to work like say tomorrow, reason there is no reason for them to trust Tinubu coming on air and saying that the sack has been SUSPENDED. What does it mean to suspend a sack? Tinubu was one of those that signed the previous agreement that was later denied by the government and the doctors know thathe is also one of the chief advocates of the strike, so why should they trust any thing that comes out of his mouth..I am one of the doctors and since I was given a physical sack letter by my employers, I will not go back to work if I don't get another letter stating that the old letter is not valid or has been rescinded. Or do you think a Prof of surgery or medicine who was begged in the first place to come to LASUTH when they needed known names to get accreditation to set up the medical school , will just get up and go to work tomorrow because Tinubu came on air and made some announcement. The problem is far from over and the repercussions will linger for a long time.

bodejohn: We need to be very objective no matter whose as.s is at stake. The same government of Fashola signed with paper and ink the salary in dispute about a year ago before the elections only to renege on its payment after they won the elections. Even if there was change in the leadership of the state, the new government is duty bound by the agreement reached by the previous administration since we all know that government is a continuum.
Just imagine that the leadership of Lagos had changed from ACN to PDP after the agreement was signed and the PDP government refused to pay we would have been crying and shouting that the PDP government is bad.
To add insult to injury, the doctors gave the government a notice of warning strike only to be served queries after the warning strike which eventually lead to the indefinite strike and the purported dismissal of the over 700 doctors.
Let me also add that the state government must have seen that they were heading for disgrace at the industrial court as the salary in dispute was duly signed by state government. The recall of the doctors to me is a face saving attempt by the government to hide their inconsistencies.
When issues like this happens especially issues that bothers on trust, the masses should be very objective. If a government can renege on a signed contract and agreement how much more will they not turn their backs on the same masses who they only promised to bring dividends of democracy by words of month.
The issue in Lagos is not about wage or salary increase, it is about a government deceiving the people for political gains which was the last elections in this case.